Step One:
Initial Consultation
Discuss goals and concerns; determine the appropriate assessments.
Why Psychometric Testing?
Psychometric testing uncovers what’s beneath the surface — helping you understand how the brain functions, how emotions are processed, and what might be contributing to challenges. These assessments provide objective data to support accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment.
Benefits at a glance:
Clarity
Identify underlying causes of symptoms for yourself or your child
Precision
Support the right diagnosis and treatment plan
Insight
Understand strengths, challenges, and patterns
Progress
Measure growth and track therapeutic outcomes
Types of Testing We Offer
Our clinicians provide a comprehensive range of psychometric assessments.
All tests are administered and interpreted by licensed mental health professionals.
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Cognitive & IQ Testing
Measures intellectual ability and processing speed
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ADHD & Learning Disorder Evaluations
Identifies attention or academic challenges
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Personality Assessments
Explores traits and emotional tendencies that shape behavior
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Mood & Anxiety Inventories
Evaluates emotional wellbeing and symptom severity
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Neuropsychological Screening
Assesses memory, executive function, and brain health
What to Expect
Our process is structured and supportive to help you feel informed every step of the way.
Step Two:
Testing Appointment
Complete your assessment in a calm, professional environment.
Step Three:
Expert Analysis
Licensed clinicians score and interpret results using standardized methods.
Step Four:
Results Review & Next Steps
Your clinician will explain the findings and outline recommendations or treatment options.
Meet Our Team
Work with licensed professionals you can trust.
Our psychometric testing is administered and interpreted by experienced
psychiatrists who combine clinical expertise with a compassionate approach.
Dr. Jessica Marks, Psy.D
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Marks leads our psychometric testing services, specializing in evaluating mental health conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and cognitive functioning issues. With a deep understanding of cognitive and behavioral assessments, Dr. Marks provides clear diagnoses that guide effective treatments tailored to each individual’s needs.
Irene Hanabergh
Irene earned her Bachelor’s degree in Biopsychology and is currently pursuing a doctorate in Clinical Psychology with a focus on Neuropsychology. With over a year of experience testing patients, Irene is passionate about providing affordable mental health care.
Juanita Garzon
Originally from Colombia, Juanita moved to South Florida in 2001 and later attended the University of Central Florida, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences. Her expertise includes testing for autism, ADHD, and intellectual assessments.
Janely Perez, PsyD
Dr. Janely Perez, PsyD is a bilingual (English/Spanish) postdoctoral psychology resident at My Psychiatrist Hollywood, specializing in psychological and neuropsychological testing across the lifespan. She has extensive experience conducting comprehensive assessments for cognitive, emotional, and neurodevelopmental conditions through her training at Citrus Health Network, Florida Atlantic University Geriatric Neuropsychology, and the Miami VA. Dr. Perez earned her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University and is dedicated to providing culturally sensitive, evidence-based evaluations that help patients better understand their strengths and needs.
Kiyomi Ueki (Psychometrist)
Kiyomi Ueki is a bilingual Psychometrist, dedicated to delivering accurate, compassionate, and culturally attuned psychological testing. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Central Florida and is fluent in English and Spanish. Kiyomi brings hands-on experience in administering and scoring assessments for cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning. With a background in research and neuropsychological testing, she helps ensure each patient’s evaluation is conducted with precision, care, and respect.
Hear from Our Patients
“After years of feeling uncertain about my symptoms, testing finally gave me the answers I needed. My psychiatrist used the results to adjust my treatment plan, and I’ve seen a real difference.”
— Patient, Miami, FL
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about psychometric testing.
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What does psychometric testing involve?
Psychometric testing begins with an initial consultation to review your concerns and personal history. This is followed by a testing session that includes performance tasks and questionnaires. Afterward, you will receive a detailed report with a diagnosis (if applicable) and personalized recommendations.
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How long does a session take?
Consultations typically last one hour. Testing sessions are generally four hours, and if additional time is required, a second session of 2–4 hours may be scheduled. A 30-minute feedback session is available upon request.
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Are the tests covered by insurance?
Coverage varies depending on your individual insurance plan.
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Can children or adolescents be tested?
Yes. Testing is available for individuals aged six and older. Please note that certain evaluations, such as ASD testing, may be restricted to specific age ranges.
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How are results shared and interpreted?
Test results are securely added to your My Psychiatrist medical record and sent via encrypted email. Your clinician will help interpret the results and provide guidance based on your individual needs.
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What should I do to prepare for my test?
To get the most accurate results, we recommend:
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Getting a good night’s sleep
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Eating a healthy breakfast
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Avoiding stimulant medications unless instructed otherwise
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Bringing water, a snack, and a sweater for comfort
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Your Path to Clarity Starts Here
Understanding your mental health begins with accurate information. Our expert team uses psychometric testing to bring that clarity into focus — so you can move forward with confidence and a plan.
